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Astronomy Photographer of the Year - Skyscapes Category
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Online
Fee
£10
Duration
Submissions are open from January to March.
About This Opportunity
The Astronomy Photographer of the Year Skyscapes Category competition is the largest of its kind globally, celebrating the most spectacular images of our cosmos. It provides a prestigious platform for photographers to showcase their work, from stunning skyscapes and aurorae to incredible images of distant galaxies and nebulae.
This international competition is open to photographers from all over the world, aged 16 and over, for the adult categories. Winning and shortlisted images are showcased in a special exhibition at the National Maritime Museum in London, offering immense exposure and a significant boost to a photographer's career.
Eligibility
- Grade Level
- Age Range
- 16 - 24 years
- Location
- Nationwide
The adult competition is open to photographers aged 16 and over from anywhere in the world. It welcomes both amateur and professional photographers.
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Benefits
- Overall winner receives a grand prize of £10,000.
- Skyscapes category winner receives £1,500.
- Runner-up and highly commended entries receive £500 and £250 respectively.
- Winning images are displayed in a major exhibition at the National Maritime Museum.
- Receive a one-year subscription to BBC Sky at Night Magazine.
- Gain global recognition in the astrophotography community.
Academic Details
Difficulty: Mixed Levels
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